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    • Willis, John K.
      The initial impetus for this project was to use an architectural setting to explore the concept of mobility. It positions mobility not only in terms of efficiency and economic structures however, but also in terms of how ...
    • Kim, Nari
      An orphanage is an institution where children who are not protected by their families are housed in groups. Many orphanages remain in South Korea although there are problems of collective children living. The project intends ...
    • Baaske, Benjamin; Warden, Robert (2022-10-27)
      Field research continued at Blue Creek with the Maya Research Program’s 25th season in the summer of 2016 with excavations at Xnoha: Structures 10, 32, 74, 77, 78, 100, and 106. A team from the Center for Heritage Conservation ...
    • Bangert, Brendon
      Can we understand the memory of a place not by what remains but what has changed over time? When beginning the final project, the thesis was derived from general interests in adaptive reuse, visualization, and historic ...
    • Fears, Zachary H.
      Educational facilities play a large roll in our society today, altering what was once a privilege, to now be a right and obligation to those who seek advancement. The technical two-year colleges, coined “community colleges” ...
    • Baaske, Benjamin (2022-11-29)
      In order to create more accurate exterior elevations and isometric views of Mitchell House, a photogrammetric study of the exterior was conducted. This study built a collection of data of the house’s exterior founded in ...
    • Brown, Joshua K.
      There are evidences of a rich history and heritage that centers around a once thriving African-American community in the late 1800’s and the early 1900’s. These thriving communities can also be called freedom colonies. ...
    • Grimes, Aaron
      Modular Regeneration is a communal hub that integrates the physical, social, and cultural environment rebuilding the identify and sense of place in Northwest Goldberg. Located in the Northwest Detroit area, considered ...
    • Wilder, Danielle
      The community center provides a foundation through resources to Austin families experiencing any kind of loss of home, job, or financial stability. An intergenerational support system is a vital part of the Center's ...
    • Gilliam, Meaghan R.
      The idea of music as a node in architecture, as it is evident in society, will be explored through the form, function, and play between formal and informal spaces of the building and surrounding context. The intention is ...
    • Elrod, Zoey M.
      Mycelial Living is an architectural design project created to propose a new type of multi-family residential community that can be seen as a proposal for modern neighborhood design. It presents solutions to the issues of ...
    • Peter, Catherine Kattikat
      The day shelter is tucked away in a community known for its night shelters and social assistance facilities, this day refuge offers a haven for the transient individuals who frequently visit the area. The shelter will act ...
    • Modi, Saloni
      Today, our 2101 world map looks very different from that of 2020. The sea levels have risen more or less by twelve-foot across the globe. Most of the famous beaches of the world have disappeared into the oceans. The coastal ...
    • Solis, Isak
      As it currently stands, the National Museum of Iceland, established in February of 1863, houses an impressive collection of thousands of artifacts showcasing Iceland's rich cultural heritage. However, the museum's current ...
    • Texas Target Communitites (Texas A&M University, 2014)
      The vision for Navasota Neighborhood Day included a combination tactics and after providing a broad overview, students asked meeting participants to split into smaller breakout groups to discuss the specifics.
    • Caraballo, Stephany; Coleman, Alex; Hyde, Allison; Shelnutt, Andrew; Dai, Boya; Espinoza, Carlos; Lazaro, Christopher; Han, Dondjin; Medina, Izel; Masterson, Jaimie Hicks; Su, Jin; Crosby, Kevin; Sengupta, Koly; Chen, Long; Cutaia, Louis; Lopez, Michael; Martin, Michael; Barrios, Nair; Lin, Rosie; Tan, Shuman; Tang, Taoi; Tran, Tho; Hansen, Todd; Peackock, Walter M; Bright, Elise (Texas A&M University, 2013)
      In total, over the years, eleven courses have worked in the city of Navasota. These plans have assessed the conditions of the city and have made recommendations for economic growth, downtown revitalization, land use ...
    • Newman, Galen; Wang, Yangdi; Li, Qiushuo; Berke, Phil; Masterson, Jamie; Cooper, John T.; Lee, Ryun Jung (2016-11-28)
      Enhancing resilience in physically vulnerable areas and amongst socially vulnerable populations is most effective with participation from the local community. Engaging population groups who are often left out of the ...
    • Lorenzo, Heather
      The United States is the global leader in lock-ups with 2.3 million people currently in jails and prisons. Since the 1970s, marginalized groups, such as African Americans and Latinos, have been victims of an outdated ...
    • Anderson, Macy
      This project explores ideas of self-sufficiency through the design of a neighborhood-campus. This neighborhood is composed with easily accessible structures that are connected to multiple public urban mobility forms. This ...
    • Duan, Yingzhe
      My final project is Neuroscience Institute in Libya. The concept of this project aims to explore how to combine the two disciplines: Architecture and Neuroscience to create a healing environment that could enhance the ...